Medium : Watercolor on Granular Paper sheet
Dimension : 21"(L) x 15"(W)
Imagine a lovely woman walking barefoot down a route with her attendant. She walks on a thorn and turns, elegantly bending her left leg, twisting her body, and arching her back to point out the thorn and request assistance in removing it from her foot. When she turns, the observer notices her face: it is round, like the full moon, with a slender nose, lush lips, arched brows, and lotus-petal-shaped eyes. Her right hand gestures to the thorn in her foot, while her left hand rises in a reassuring gesture. For generations, audiences have been drawn by images of lovely ladies such as this one from the northwest external wall of the Lakshmana Temple in Khajuraho, India.
A Khajuraho sculpture serves as the centerline of the scene in the artwork, which displays a lovely landscape. The sculpture is painted in brown and beige tones, with detailed patterns and textures that highlight its architectural aspects. The artist has used precise brushstrokes of the watercolour medium gives the picture a gentle and magical appearance. The sculpture and landscape come together to create a sense of harmony and balance, capturing the beauty of Khajuraho.
The painting is an original artwork, signed by the Hemant Bandhu himself.
Country of Origin - India
ABOUT Hemant Bandhu
Hemant Bandhu is a renowned Indian artist who has gained fame for his diverse range of artistic works including realistic paintings, abstract paintings, landscapes, portraits, sketches, cartoons, sculptures, and murals. Despite being a self-taught artist, Mr. Bandhu has achieved excellence in the field of fine arts and applied arts, and has even won a Gold Medal in the field. His paintings are characterized by a unique style that blends abstract and realistic elements. His use of traditional mediums such as canvas, oil, and watercolor, combined with his 3D observation, perspective, attention t...
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